A video surfaced online showing two young punks fighting at a playground, with one of the boys wearing a boxing glove.
The skinny kid then threw a punch across the face of the fat kid which left him a little bit dazed and lying on the ground.
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One of the male students who was seen being urinated on by other guys inside the toilet during a purported hazing session at freshman orientation camp, has since come out and released a statement.
He clarified that “yes, I am the one who on peed on, yes”.
He said that it was all consensual and that it was “just mindless fun to me”, adding that he wasn’t being bullied.
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86 people are currently being investigated by the police for allegedly breaching safe distancing measures on 4 separate cases, the perpetrators are aged between 20 to 58.
The police’s preliminary investigations revealed that people allegedly gathered to socialise with liquor and public entertainment provided without a valid license.
An office unit along Pemimpin Drive was raided on 25 February, 8 men and 7 women were allegedly drinking, smoking and singing inside when the police arrived.
They were aged between 21 and 38.
A 38-year-old man who is believed to be the unit’s operator, along with 3 other men who were believed to have been the group’s “lookouts”, are being investigated for offences under the Public Entertainment Act and Liquor Control (Cupply and COnsumption) Act 2015.
Another shophouse unit was raided on 1 March; where 12 men and 7 women were caught drinking and singing in the unit.
They were aged between 21 and 39.
The operator of the unit is also being investigated for offences under the Public Entertainment Act and Liquor Control (Cupply and COnsumption) Act 2015.
Yet another office unit along Jalan Bukit Merah was raided by police on 13 March, where 5 men and 6 women were seen drinking, smoking and singing in the unit.
The unit’s operator is like his predecessors, also being investigated for offences under the Public Entertainment Act and Liquor Control (Cupply and COnsumption) Act 2015.
Finally, on the 18 March, an office unit along Ubi Avenue 3 was raided; 17 women and 18 men were found drinking and socialising inside.
A 22-year-old man who is believed to be the operator is being investigated for offences under the Public Entertainment Act and Liquor Control (Cupply and COnsumption) Act 2015.
Investigations into the 4 cases are still ongoing.
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A 26-year-old man allegedly assaulted a temperature screening officer after being told to wear his mask.
The man was told by the officer to put on his mask at Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre; he allegedly refused to comply and swung open his car door, hitting the officer in the thigh.
As if that wasn’t enough, he also allegedly pushed the officer twice and punched him.
He will be charged in court on 23 March for using criminal force and voluntarily causing hurt to the screening officer.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Singapore Incidents which shows a young Thai student seeking help from the higher powers during his test.
He was seen twirling his pencil before choosing an answer in an attempt to get the right answer. It is currently unknown whether his ritual was successful.
User just2share recently posted a screenshot of a PRC woman asking for her customer’s support as she has to support her parents and children.
She stated that she has to work till late but has to wake up early for her job. She said that she has very little customers in the morning.
She then gave her contact number and also her massage outlet’s address which was located in Chinatown Point.
A video was recently uploaded by user Anggun which shows him consuming 4 packs of salt.
He was seen accepting a dare to eat the 4 packs of salt. If he is successful he will be given 30 million rupiah (SGD$2800).
Anggun who is an Indonesian internet celebrity pour the 4 bags of salt into a plate before finishing it. The video has been liked by more than 1.5million people.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page Tiagong which shows a woman shouting for “ah huat”.
It is currently unknown if ah huat is a person or a dear cat that she lost. We all pray that she will be reunited with ah huat.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff which shows a group of young punks getting into a fight.
It is alleged that one of them even got slashed in the fight which happened at Magazine Road.
A video surfaced online showing a guy “chope-ing” a parking lot by standing on it.
The guy could be seen standing on the lot as the driver of the car (camcar) was trying to reverse into the lot to park his vehicle.
He could be seen waving off the camcar.
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